Monday 20 September, 2021
US President Joe Biden called the ruling ‘a big win for the American people’.
Biden also blamed Donald Trump for “stoking violence” in US cities.
John Bolton writes in a book draft that Trump told him he wanted to withhold aid from Ukraine.
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he expects the House of Representatives to send the articles of impeachment through to the upper chamber tomorrow.
“We think her case is going nowhere,” said Marc Short, chief of staff to Vice President Mike Pence.
The 10 Democratic candidates debated each other as impeachment hearings into Trump’s dealings with Ukraine rumbled on.
“I feel like I’ve contributed all I can to this primary election, and it’s clearly not my time.”
The former US vice president clashed with frontrunners Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders in last night’s debate.
Her announcement comes ahead of what is expected to be a wave of high-profile candidates throwing their hats in the ring.
Some of the races are virtually tied in the polls – can the Democrats flip enough seats to take back the House?
The White House said it played no role in Andrew McCabe’s departure.
This means he is the second Democrat forced out in a week over allegaions of harrassment.
The former president said he hoped to pass the baton on to the leaders of the future.
“There is a lot of unpredictability ahead of us. I’m an optimist by nature … I hope President Trump is successful.”
Meanwhile, former US President George Bush Snr is said to be voting for Hillary Clinton.
Donald Trump said it was her “worst mistake of the political season”.
The presumptive Republican nominee for the US presidency unleashed a no-holds-barred attack this evening in New York.
She has also won the California primary.
As part of a range of immigration policies the Republican wants to introduce measures that could impact on the Irish in America.
90-year-old Carter served as Democratic president between 1976 and 1980.
Under the Californian legislation, single-use plastic bags would disappear from grocery stores and pharmacies from 1 July, 2015.
Gary Hart is on fact-finding mission on behalf of Secretary of State John Kerry.
President Obama’s former deputy campaign manager said politics was a difficult career regardless of your gender.
House Republicans attached an amendment to the government spending bill that would delay the healthcare legislation by a year.
A United States government committee discussed a bill this week which would rename the Exclusive Economic Zone after the former President.
The toxin ricin is feared – with good reason.
On the eve of Obama’s second inauguration, Felix M Larkin looks at what it takes to be considered a great president – and why it matters.
The veteran Democratic senator will succeed Hillary Clinton in the new year provided he is confirmed by his colleagues in the senate.
The US president has thrown his support behind a Democratic senator’s attempts to reintroduce a ban on certain types of guns, a ban which expired eight years ago.
This will be the first time the two will have met since the election. What will they talk about?
The IrishCentral poll found 51 per cent of Irish American voters plan to vote for Barack Obama with 48 per cent leaning towards Mitt Romney.
Is somebody in the White House race being economical with the truth? A look at how the US presidential race stands right now.
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The Barack Obama campaign has made an ad mocking Mitt Romney over his Big Bird comments – but Sesame Street isn’t happy.
It was the biggest monthly cash take by Obama in the 2012 presidential race – but how will it compare to Romney’s donations?
Obama and Romney will go head to head for the first time in a presidential debate tonight – but here’s 5 stand-out moments from previous presidential races.
Senate hopeful Todd Akin has apologised for his comments at the weekend but President Barack Obama has now waded into the row.
